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    PARALLEL AND COUNTER

    FLOW HEAT EXCHANGER


    TEST RIG

    GUIDED BY :
    SANJAY K,
    Lect. in mechanical Engg.
    MEMBERS
    1. ROHITH P T
    2. MOHAMMED ANSHAD K
    3. MOHAMMED NASEEM M
    4. SHIFIN K
    5. SONU NAVARANG
    6. MOHAMMED MUNEES VP
    7. RINEESH P
    8. NIDHIN M
    9. MOHAMMED IRFAN
    10. GIREESH
    11. GOUTHAM
    PARALLEL & COUNTER FLOW HEAT
    EXCHANGER TEST RIG
    OBJECTIVE

    To find the effectiveness of “PARALLEL


    AND COUNTER FLOW HEAT
    EXCHANGERS”
    INTRODUCTION

    Parallel and counter-flow heat exchangers are two common types of heat
    exchange devices used in various industrial and engineering applications. These
    devices are designed to transfer thermal energy between two fluids, either liquids or
    gases, flowing in separate channels or passages.

     Two conditions:
    1. Parallel Flow
    2. Counter Flow
    Parallel flow

    Parallel-Flow Heat Exchanger: In a parallel-


    flow heat exchanger, the two fluids (hot and cold)
    flow in the same direction, parallel to each other.
    These heat exchangers are relatively simple in
    design and construction. The hot fluid enters at one
    end, and the cold fluid enters at the same end,
    flowing in the same direction.
    Counter flow

    In a counterflow heat exchanger, the hot and


    cold fluids flow in opposite directions to each other.
    This configuration offers several advantages.

    NOTE : This is the most efficient method to transfer


    heat between two fluid streams
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    DESIGNING PROCESS
     Completed project design by using AutoCAD 3D

    FRONT VIEW LEFT VIEW


    FINAL DESIGN
    FINAL DESIGN
    VALVE ARRANGEMENTS

    PARALLEL FLOW COUNTER FLOW


    FUNCTIONS OF
    COMPONENTS
    HEAT EXCHANGER

     HEAT EXCHANGER is made up of CPVC & Copper pipe


     CPVC is used as outer pipe because CPVC has lower heat transfer
    coefficient than metals and it can withstand temperature up to 82 degree
    Celsius (0.14 W/mK)
     Copper pipe used as inner pipe
    because it has higher heat transfer
    coefficient (401 W/mK)
    HEAT EXCHANGER
    HEATER
     Water heater is used to increase the temperature
    of water around 55-65 degree Celsius
     Specifications

    • 3 ltr capacity
    • 230V , 3000W
    • Instant
    THEROMOCOUPLES

     To determine the inlet and outlet water


    temperature of both hot water and cold water

    THERMOCOUPLE
    VALVES
     GATE VALVE : Gate valve is provided at the inlet of test rig
    to adjust the flow rate of the water
     TWO WAY VALVE : Is provided both parallel and counter
    flow within a same heat exchanger

    2 WAY VALE
    GATE VALE
    ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS

     MCB ; Provided to protect the whole electrical


    components especially heater from drawing more
    current
     SWITCH & SOCKETS
     3 CORE WIRE

    SOCKET
    MCB
    OPERATIONS TO BE CARRIED OUT

     Designing & Drawing


     Measuring
     Marking
     Cutting
     Welding
     Painting
     Assembling all components
     Wiring
    PROCESS

    DESIGNING MEASURING & CUTTING


    PROCESS

    WELDING PAINTING
    PROCESS

    WIRING ASSEMBLING
    TOTAL EXPENSE- 16260
    SAMPLE CALCULATION FROM THE TEST RIG
    THANK
    YOU

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